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Progression Versus Tradition [Ehefra/Lukas]
Tue Feb 07, 2023 7:05 pm
Lukas Ätherisch
THE CITY OF LIGHT
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Another boring, uneventful day. Lukas was practically vibrating from boredom as he made his way through the city, itching for something, anything. Scratching some corners of his brain for something, anything, of interest, he'd stop in the middle of the street. A mess jotted onto paper, pressed against a buildings wall, and the man was off.
Running with a glint in his eye.
A series of stark white hallways, bordering on familiarity. Assuming, of course, the man had ever actually been there - speaking instead to the uniformity of much of the Stadt's construction. Recessed lights above glared with impunity, shadow turned to the thought of imagination. Barely keeping his eyes open behind their watering, Lukas passed by the frame of door after door. Coming to a stop, he'd peek through a small window, reinforced with several lines of wire.
"Think this is the place." the man half muttered as he'd shift back to looking at the plaque next to it, labeling its department. Practically glowing as the light bounced off him, he'd push his way in, a whistle followed by shout announcing his presence.
"Hey! I'm looking for someone from the Steingruft to help me with something!" To no one in particular as he'd adjust his sight, the room a fair bit less harsh on silver eyes. Still blinking rapidly, he'd pat down the sides of his jacket, reaching into a pocket to fumble amidst a few scraps of paper. "I was uh- unsure if I needed to schedule something, couldn't really get in touch with anyone?"
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Re: Progression Versus Tradition [Ehefra/Lukas]
Tue Feb 07, 2023 8:08 pm
As Lukas walked through those doors, he would find himself staring at a long hallway.Or what ...WOULD be a long hallway. There was instead drywall that covered the path beforehim, as if the area had simply been walled off. Ehefra had done a fair ammount of rennovation since she'd gotten permissions to adjust the Steingruft as she'd saw fit. Infront of him, Lukas would also see a little floating sphere, which would swivel in his direction, a faint blue glow from the thing as a little chitter sounded from it.
"Greetings and welcome to steingruft. Do you have an appointment?" The sphere chimed, a calm female voice sounding from the sphere. An AI serving as a receptionist of sorts, even though there wasn't any discernable entrance or pathway forward. Nothing but that blank white wall the ball floated beside. Certainly a far cry from the scenery on the other side of the door.
"Greetings and welcome to steingruft. Do you have an appointment?" The sphere chimed, a calm female voice sounding from the sphere. An AI serving as a receptionist of sorts, even though there wasn't any discernable entrance or pathway forward. Nothing but that blank white wall the ball floated beside. Certainly a far cry from the scenery on the other side of the door.
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Re: Progression Versus Tradition [Ehefra/Lukas]
Thu Feb 09, 2023 12:20 pm
Lukas Ätherisch
THE CITY OF LIGHT
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With cleared vision, Lukas was somewhat taken aback by the lack of... substance? Rather, the lack of much at all. He'd glower at the sphere for a moment, shuffling back the paper into his pocket. The same hand returned with his phone, a flicker of sight downwards to a pair of unanswered calls. "No, but I couldn't really get in touch with anyone." the Quincy responded, tone of disdain as his gaze turned back to the ball.
"There a person here, or just lines of code?"
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Re: Progression Versus Tradition [Ehefra/Lukas]
Thu Feb 09, 2023 5:37 pm
The little sphere tilted slightly at the man's query before a little beep sounded.
"I see, I do apologize that you weren't able to get in contact with someone. However, I'm happy to say that we have available staff to assist you. " IT chimed, the pale white wall slowly peeling open, the reishi it consisted of being shorn away until there was an open hallway. The inside was a tall hallway, well lit down below, but with looming shadows up above. At the very end of which, proper open doors would be found, which led into the area proper.
Ehefra had certainly not wasted any time retrofitting her own division's section of the Silbern. This door which operated by shoring up or breaking down reishi, was just one of the many features that she'd had put in. Past those doors, there was not a semblance of any normal architecture. Nothing but smooth clean white walls that just sortof screamed 'sterile'. Past that door, he'd find himself in a large white room with small squares. Separate offices with rows between them that could be navigated. Each one was featurless other than a small name plate, indicating where one could enter. A few echoed voices bounded through the room itself, but otherwise the only immediately visible individual was a short, blondehaired woman sitting at a desk. Offering a raised brow and then a polite smile.
"Ah, well if it isn't Lukas. What brings you to Steingruft today?" She ventured. It was possible Lukas might recognize the woman. One of the supernatural humans in Ehefra's division.
"I see, I do apologize that you weren't able to get in contact with someone. However, I'm happy to say that we have available staff to assist you. " IT chimed, the pale white wall slowly peeling open, the reishi it consisted of being shorn away until there was an open hallway. The inside was a tall hallway, well lit down below, but with looming shadows up above. At the very end of which, proper open doors would be found, which led into the area proper.
Ehefra had certainly not wasted any time retrofitting her own division's section of the Silbern. This door which operated by shoring up or breaking down reishi, was just one of the many features that she'd had put in. Past those doors, there was not a semblance of any normal architecture. Nothing but smooth clean white walls that just sortof screamed 'sterile'. Past that door, he'd find himself in a large white room with small squares. Separate offices with rows between them that could be navigated. Each one was featurless other than a small name plate, indicating where one could enter. A few echoed voices bounded through the room itself, but otherwise the only immediately visible individual was a short, blondehaired woman sitting at a desk. Offering a raised brow and then a polite smile.
"Ah, well if it isn't Lukas. What brings you to Steingruft today?" She ventured. It was possible Lukas might recognize the woman. One of the supernatural humans in Ehefra's division.
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Re: Progression Versus Tradition [Ehefra/Lukas]
Sat Feb 25, 2023 1:46 pm
Lukas Ätherisch
THE CITY OF LIGHT
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"Ahuh." the man half commented underneath his breath, making his way through the opening as it showed. His gaze led upwards amongst the architecture, slipping back down as he'd step through. A half concerned cock of the brow as Lukas' head swiveled, looking for a sign of anything much more than nothing at all. As it opened up, the noise of voices overtook his attention.
Weird ass layout. He refrained from commenting, turning instead to face the woman as she greeted him.
"Hi." Lukas somewhat awkwardly responded, a half wave with his left. "I was looking to talk to someone about developing something." Not even pretending to feign some recognition, the man plowed forward. "I've got an idea that could help with some of the bullshit that's been going on lately." His opposite hand circling in the air in a vague gesture.
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Re: Progression Versus Tradition [Ehefra/Lukas]
Thu Mar 16, 2023 8:40 pm
The woman's brow raised slightly as Lukas strode into view and gave his response. So he had an idea for some sort of ... development? To help with .... stuff. She maintained that unamused look, but kept her thoughts to herself. "Ai. Dios mio. Alright then. Well, you're in luck. The boss is in office. So if you'd like to meet her, she has an open schedule this afternoon." The woman lazily peeled a small slip of white material from her jacket and offered it to Lukas. "Head down that hallway. She should be either taking a nap, or working on something the next room over. This will open the door for you." She instructed before turning her attention back to her own screen and giving a slight shift of her fingers, waving Lukas to run along as the hallway in question lit up along the floor, almost like a landing strip guiding him.
And of course. True to the woman's word, if Lukas chose to follow directions, that long hallway would slowly open out into a much larger room. Several slim barriers peeling open as he approached before he'd find himself in what looked like a large work station. A number of screens were up and running, some of which seemed to be occupied processing or rendering, while others were inactive. All the same, at one of the desks, sat Ehefra, slumped over the desk and very much asleep. Though a small cube floated nearby and turned toward Lukas as he entered the area. Giving a little chirp in greeting. A sound which caused Ehefra to jolt slightly before slowly sitting up. Stretching her arms and grunting a bit before slowly turning her attention to Lukas.
"Ah. Luke. Need somethin?"
And of course. True to the woman's word, if Lukas chose to follow directions, that long hallway would slowly open out into a much larger room. Several slim barriers peeling open as he approached before he'd find himself in what looked like a large work station. A number of screens were up and running, some of which seemed to be occupied processing or rendering, while others were inactive. All the same, at one of the desks, sat Ehefra, slumped over the desk and very much asleep. Though a small cube floated nearby and turned toward Lukas as he entered the area. Giving a little chirp in greeting. A sound which caused Ehefra to jolt slightly before slowly sitting up. Stretching her arms and grunting a bit before slowly turning her attention to Lukas.
"Ah. Luke. Need somethin?"
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